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Yea Diesel, I like those 6 shooters that shoot 10 or more rounds without reloading. I've looked for one for years but can't seem to find one.

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Post subject: Re: Knives and the television device.

Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:18 am

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This is freakin hilarious, and I bet it's a trait that almost everyone shares on this forum. LOL

Big Trouble in Little China, Kurt Russell sharpens his knife on an Arkansas stone at one point.

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Post subject: Re: Knives and the television device.

Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 12:23 pm

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...honestly, I was too focused on the green eyes

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Post subject: Re: Knives and the television device.

Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 4:02 pm

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Poofy hair and overacting? Yeah, I guess green eyes was pretty hot....both of them for that matter!

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Post subject: Re: Knives and the television device.

Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 7:53 pm

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I notice that Ming has been using various ceramic of late - no idea of the brand but IIRC he was faster with a Chinese Cooks Knife

I tend to focus more on their knife technique than what they are using. Usually this makes me cringe as even the most experienced seem to struggle with using their TV blades.

I suspect that most TV chefs are forced to be seen using whatever knives are provided by sponsors even though these are not their knives of choice. I'm pretty sure that Nigella would prefer to keep using her mezzaluna rather than the horrid scalloped santokus she gets stuck with.

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